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Crank Scrapers
I have attended 2 DE's in the past several months with my stock 83 944 NA. The car has held up well and I would like to keep it that way. To that end - I need to make some mods try to prevent the dreaded #2 rod bearing failure. I'm already running Valvoline 20w-50 synthetic racing oil. I plan to install the Lindsey baffle and add a crank scraper.
My question is regarding crank scrapers. I understand that the later models oil pan have a basic crank scraper built in. The next step up would be the Ishihara-Johnson metal scraper. The top dog should be the Ishihara-Johnson teflon scraper. Is there any benefit to be gained by combining the S2 oil pan and a teflon scraper? Or is that just overkill? |
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I have personal experience with all of the products you mention, including the top dog I-J Teflon scraper/windage tray
The ideal way to go is with a additional trap door baffle, the 968 oil pan insert (I don't know if this came on S2's) OIL PAN INSERT 944T / 944S2 / 968 (#18) at LINDSEY RACING - Your Porsche Performance Parts Center and personally I would just go with the Teflon crank scraper. I noticed 1 bar higher oil pressure across the entire operating range (temp wise) on my 944 Turbo with it. Amazing and well worth it. Stops/prevents oil foaming due to it sloshing up into the crank, that is why you get more pressure. |
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